i just got around to climbing this route today and i find it worthy of a detailed description...

Pitch 1: Climb thr first pitch of thin air to the bong anchor, clip it and head straight up to a bolt above... At the bolt angle left to the right side of a wide ledge... There is a pin on the ledge. Heading up from here at about 5.8 you clip another bolt and things get tricky fast so rope drag could be a problem, i recommend long slings on everything up to here... The holds get thin and you need to figure a way to the bolt above i hear that staying right of the bolt is the easier way but i couldnt figure it out so i went left and up on a hard slabby mantel move to gain a horizontal crack and that bolt you wanted... traverse left on slopey feet to a few easy mantel moves and the 2 bolt anchor...

Pitch 2: Much more straight forward in line and route finding... From the belay head up past a pin to the small overlap above... Pull the move to get over it (the best move on the route i think) and follow a few bolts to another steep section... Crimp through a few tricky moves and head left and up to the anchor... Rap from here or head over and finish up Miss Saigon (5.8+)

Fell off the crux of this thing again on Saturday. If you were on the Thin Air wall, yes, that was me screaming on the way down. Hurt my hip and ankle a little, I would definitely call this PG-13. Not sure how else to do it... Will have to go back again on a crisper day. I tried going the low road on the crux. Which way do you guys go?

Only gear needed: slings/ QDs and a purple C4. I didn't bother with the pin scar or other placements, as the run outs felt like normal Conway run outs; unprotected easy climbing followed by 2 bolts protecting the crux moves.